Erni Bar: A Bridge Too Far

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Erni sent me this little row of sticks attached together.  To top it off, he paid 2.99 euros for it. 

What ever in the world is it?      And whatever am I suppose to do with it?

Watch this space (stay tuned).  By tomorrow I'll have and anwser.  Today I'm a bit busy with it being V day and all.

[Bifidus Jones]

I'd say it's what massage therapists use on really tense and stressed out clients (Dean for Pope!).

[Dame Mailarta]

A mail art raft for any remaining pieces that make it through the papal smoke out.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

OH Dear, it's something for small furry animals?  Too late now.

Actaully I like Taidgh's itchy back idea.  But one never knows what it will become when I'm finished with it.   Not even me.   Well if anyone does guess, I'll send it to you.

[Valentine Mark Herman]

It's a machine that the EU is distributing to all butchers, meat processors, abattoirs, etc. You put horsemeat into it, and then, depending on how many times you turn the handle thingy  out comes beef, veal, pork, paté, foie gras, -- in fact anything but horsemeat.

Valentinus Findus

[taidgh]

it looks like a great device for an itchy back.

[The Blessed Father]

I should say it's a drill press

[The Blessed Father]

It's a drill

[Mail Art Martha]

Oh. you meant the thing with sticks. Is it a xilofon? a cat scratching post?

[Mim Golub Scalin]

Happy Val day, Dean. What the heck, Looked like something very rural. And whose big machinery is that? Looks like someone can make something very impressive.

[Mail Art Martha]

It is a machine to bore holes in wood, isn't it? Or you do mean the construction under it? That is the thing in which the holes will be bored of course!